Alter your animal
Mr. Pete - a Fat Cat
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Gentle Emma - Love your Dog
Spayed Dog
Georgia dog
To request an appointment please complete one of our two Clinic Registration Forms.  First, review our standard
fees listed below.  These are our actual costs to complete your animal's surgery.  If these prices are acceptable
please complete our
Standard Registration Form.
Cats
Male                     $55
Female                 $65
If you have general questions regarding our appointment process please email our clinic coordinator,  As our time to
return phone calls is usually limited, it is always quicker to contact us via email.

Rabies vaccines are included at no additional charge and will be given unless you provide proof your
animal is current.  Post-operative pain injections and nail trims are also included at no charge.
 Unless
requested otherwise, we provide all dogs and cats with a small tattoo mark adjacent to their incision to facilitate future
veterinary examinations.  We always recommend
microchips ($25) if finances allow.  For dogs needing a standard
vaccine our veterinarians recommend the
DHPP combo vaccine ($10).  For cats the FVRCP combo vaccine ($10)
is recommended.  We also provide
FELV testing for cats ($15) and the FELV vaccine ($15).  De-worming is also
available ($5-$25 depending on weight).  These additional services can be added on the day of the clinic.  

We routinely alter animals that are pregnant, in heat or cryptorchid.  We do not charge additional fees for these
conditions, but please let us know about them when you make an appointment so that our doctors can plan ahead.  

*Please note that we sell e-collars at the clinic.  All collars are $10 regardless of size.  We do not sell
heartworm preventative or flea preventative.
 
Dogs - Male
Small                   $80
Medium                $90
Large                   $100
Dogs - Female
Small                    $85
Medium                $95
Large                   $105
Spay/Neuter Clinic Fees
Dedicated to solving
companion-animal over erpopulation
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Georgia Animal Project is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to solving companion animal overpopulation.
If you are unable to pay the full price listed above, we will attempt to arrange an alternative solution through various
subsidies provided thanks to generous grants from the
Petsmart Charities, Fix Georgia Pets, the ASPCA,
Cherokee Humane Society and other animal welfare organizations.  Funds for subsidized surgeries are always
limited, so we ask that only those clients most in need request a subsidized appointment.  To request financial help
please use the
Subsidized Registration Form.
Clinic Location:
Downtown Ball Ground, GA
(by appointment only)
310 Gilmer Ferry Road Ste B

Clinic Scheduling:
Online Appointment Form
or 770-704-PAWS (7297)